It has to do with the H_notc bind used in a module. The H_notc table is passed with a checking function that checks for 6 arguments, even though only 5 are passed, thus whatever number of arguments I use, either
static int QAUTH_HandleNotices(char * pNick, char * pHost, char * pHand, char * pDest, char * pKey, char * pText)
Or
static int QAUTH_HandleNotices(char * pNick, char * pHost, char * pHand, char * pDest, char * pText)
I get the following response :
Tcl error [*notc:PM_HQandleNotice]: wrong # args: should be "*notc:PM_HQandleNotice nick user@host handle desto/chan keyword/nick text"
Curiously enough, it seems to work in tcl - the function :
proc q:handlenotes {nick idx handle args dest} {
}
Works just fine. Can you advise me on the fix for this? Should I change it so that the server module now has this?
H_notc = add_bind_table("notc", HT_STACKABLE, server_5char); // (obviously writing a server_5char) (server.mod\server.c line 1983)
Or am I doing something arcanely wrong?
Paul.Statistics: Posted by Photon — Sat Aug 16, 2003 11:12 am
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